Bailey Scholars Program Annual Report

Updated from an original article written by Connie Rojas.

The Bailey Scholars Program Annual Report is published every spring and highlights the scholars, events, and experiences from the academic year.

Cover page of the Bailey Scholars Program Annual Report

The Bailey Scholars Program Annual Report is put together every Spring by the Annual Report Committee, organized by Dustin Petty. In this report you will find a snapshot of current bailey scholars, meaningful blog posts written by community members, and details on service experiences or core course projects. The report also features short bios on current bailey scholars and fellows, and shares updates of bailey scholar alumni. Read the annual report here.

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